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Cultivating engaged learning

Cultivating engaged learning

Editorial Staff
December 17, 2020
Ethnic studies curriculum attempts inclusivity of marginalized groups

Ethnic studies curriculum attempts inclusivity of marginalized groups

Keely Ganong
December 16, 2020
Illustration by Brooke Leslie

California’s education funding system operates at students’ expense

Will Baker
December 14, 2020
'Artist Nirvan Mehra'

How to be a student, and still be yourself.

Nirvan Mehra
April 18, 2020
‘Just say no’ to outdated systems of drug education

‘Just say no’ to outdated systems of drug education

Morgan Salzer
March 27, 2020
Inside classroom walls: how bias affects the younger generations of America

Inside classroom walls: how bias affects the younger generations of America

Sofi Mincy and Jack Watson
March 18, 2020
Revisiting teacher segregation: a race to a solution

Revisiting teacher segregation: a race to a solution

Drake Goodman and Ryo Weng
February 7, 2020
Illustration by Mia Kessinger

Why public schools in California deserve an F for failing their own students

Mia Kessinger
November 5, 2019
Expressing feminism can be shown through accessories or other items. Some student feminists wear pins on their backpacks or place stickers on water bottles.

Appropriation of feminism is the new feminism, and it’s perpetuating a negative connotation with the movement

Isabella Roesler
February 16, 2019
It's getting hot in here: Environmental Science key to modern education

It’s getting hot in here: Environmental Science key to modern education

Sydney Hilbush
October 28, 2018
Misplacement of students in SAGE is unacceptable

Misplacement of students in SAGE is unacceptable

Matthew Smalbach
September 17, 2018
Show Up or Grow Up: why our attendance policy needs to change

Show Up or Grow Up: why our attendance policy needs to change

Micaela Wilcox
April 15, 2018
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